Don't you want to say something like - 'After the wedding, we went over to Joe's place and played cards all night. I am done fooling around trying to label thousands of old photos with the names of the people in them.Īs to the ability to write a brief narrative about a photo, I guess there must be a way, but after going through your videos and those of Phil Steele, I have yet to find it. STOP trying to make your program perfect and give us facial recognition. It's obvious that the most recurring faces are my family and I don't mind labeling hundreds at a time while indicating the occasional error. I don't have time to label 45000 old photos to find and designate one at a time with Keywords designating my various family members. I didn't care that it had a few photos of my kids! THey LOOK like me in facial bone structure. It identified MY photo with and without a beard, mustache, hair, (and now 40 years later) bald.

All I had to do was CONFIRM or indicate that the face was NOT the same person. With a startling degree of accuracy, it displayed all the photos of that face and more. Last night I was working on my Mac Air, and I found to my utter amazement that not only does it have most all the same controls as lightroom for improving and editing a photo, and not only can I write a narrative about what we were doing and what the event was all about, but it asked me to label a face! Then, the iPhoto told me it located 176 other photos with that face. I couldn't find facial recognition nor could I find a way to write a description of a photo, something more than a few tags. I have spent many, many hours rating my photos and sorting them and creating smart collections. I took the Adobe courses I took Steel Training.

I have spent many hours learning Lightroom 5.

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